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The Maggid Method Podcast: Rabbi Noah Cheses
On episode 4 of the Maggid Method podcast, R'Noah Cheses, Rabbi of Young Israel of Sharon, MA candidly discusses his transition from OU-JLIC educator at Yale University to congregational rabbi, and the credo he lives by: "A good Drasha emerges out of life lived together and then shapes life lived together."
We cover topics such as:
š“ - The value of spontaneous, extemporaneous sermons that address the needs of the congregation, even if they might be less polished.
šµ - R'Noah's natural inclination to be open and self-revelatory in his sermons, even though this might not align with everyone's expectations of a spiritual leader.
š“ - His philosophy that passion and authenticity are essential in conveying messages effectively.
šµ - R'Noah's "rainy day" folder, with emails from people who share how his sermons inspired them to take action.
š“ - Dealing with harsh criticism that is at least partially correct
šµ - and more!
Learn more about Rabbi Noah Cheses here:
https://www.yisharon.org/rabbicheses
Go from creating indifference ā”ļø to making a difference with your Drasha, master The Maggid Method here: https://maggidmethod.com/
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On episode 4 of the Maggid Method podcast, R'Noah Cheses, Rabbi of Young Israel of Sharon, MA candidly discusses his transition from OU-JLIC educator at Yale University to congregational rabbi, and the credo he lives by: "A good Drasha emerges out of life lived together and then shapes life lived together."
We cover topics such as:
š“ - The value of spontaneous, extemporaneous sermons that address the needs of the congregation, even if they might be less polished.
šµ - R'Noah's natural inclination to be open and self-revelatory in his sermons, even though this might not align with everyone's expectations of a spiritual leader.
š“ - His philosophy that passion and authenticity are essential in conveying messages effectively.
šµ - R'Noah's "rainy day" folder, with emails from people who share how his sermons inspired them to take action.
š“ - Dealing with harsh criticism that is at least partially correct
šµ - and more!
Learn more about Rabbi Noah Cheses here:
https://www.yisharon.org/rabbicheses
Go from creating indifference ā”ļø to making a difference with your Drasha, master The Maggid Method here: https://maggidmethod.com/